RESEARCH SEMINAR IN HRD

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RESEARCH SEMINAR IN HRD TURIMAN SUANDI JPPPL

TITLE PAGE Title Name/Matric No. Supervisor/Advisor

BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY Historical context Trends

BACKGROUND OF THE PROBLEM The present scenario Current practice Research initiatives

What needs to be done to resolve? STATEMENT OF PROBLEM Theory/Practice/Policy What should? However …… What is? Otherwise, …. Should be resolved …. Thus, …. What needs to be done to resolve?

SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES (3-5) RESEARCH OBJECTIVES MAIN OBJECTIVE (1) SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES (3-5)

RESEARCH QUESTIONS/HYPOTHESES OPTIONAL Not all research must have hypotheses

SCOPE & LIMITATION Scope depth Limitation breadth

SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY Importance to stakeholders

THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK Theoretical foundation

RESEARCH DESIGN Historical Ex-post facto Exploratory QUANTITATIVE Historical Exploratory Descriptive Correlational Causal comparative Ex-post facto Quasi-experimental Experimental

Heuristic RESEARCH DESIGN Ethnography Phenomenology QUALITATIVE Ethnography Phenomenology Generic qualitative Heuristic

CONCEPTUAL/RESEARCH FRAMEWORK Dependent variable Independent variable(s)

INSTRUMENTATION Measurement Pilot test Validity Reliability

POPULATION & SAMPLING Random sample Sample size

Self-administered questionnaire DATA COLLECTION Self-administered questionnaire Interview Observation Document analysis

DATA ANALYSIS Measure of central tendency Test of difference in means Mean, mode, median Test of difference in means T-test ANOVA Goodness of fit Chi-square Relationship Pearson Product Moment Correlation Discriminant analysis Regression Simple/Multiple Regression Predictor SEM Structural Equation Modeling Moderator Mediator

FINDINGS/DISCUSSION/CONCLUSIONS/ IMPLICATIONS/RECOMMENDATIONS OBJECTIVE 1 FINDING CONCLUSION IMPLICATION RECOMMENDADTION 52 deg celsius Extremely hot Heat stroke? Stay in-door Equator

FINDINGS/DISCUSSION/ CONCLUSIONS/RECOMMENDATIONS OBJECTIVE 2 FINDING CONCLUSION IMPLICATION RECOMMENDADTION

FINDINGS/DISCUSSION/ CONCLUSIONS/RECOMMENDATIONS OBJECTIVE 3 FINDING CONCLUSION IMPLICATION RECOMMENDADTION

THANK YOU TURIMAN SUANDI 019-395 2481 turiman55@gmail.com